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Not answering your question directly but accounting and taxes are a thing everywhere. EU rules make accounting for companies quite complicated.

Focus on your business, open the smallest and simplest entity you can to validate your product before spending time and money optimizing or scaling things. That being said, I’m familiar with GmbHs in Germany and I would advise against going this route unless funding is available. Try a sole proprietorship instead if possible.

It should be noted that this is about text editing specifically, and for other use-cases YJS is using other code pathways/algorithms, but you have to be careful how you design your data structure for atomic updates.

Thanks for reporting, I'm looking into it.

Go away

In simpler terms

1. You must implement a move constructor or a move assignment operator in order for std::move to do anything

2. The moved object could be left in an unusable state, depending on your implementation, after stealing its internal resources.

Too little too late. Used to be a JetBrains user and subscriber when IDEA was the best Java IDE. They lost me with the excessive product segmentation in the pursuit for profits.

For example, Python is heavily used for web dev where you need to do both backend and frontend. Neither PyCharm nor WebStorm alone offers what I need in one app.

VS Code with clangd is what I use now when I need to code C++.

Next I want to run WASM inside CSS. W3C, please don’t disappoint.

JabbaScript

Exactly what I was thinking.

Minimum specs: Memory: 4GB (8GB recommended)

The original ran on 128 MB or even less.

I wonder what’s wrong with Firefox? What is the bottleneck? The JavaScript engine? I’m guessing the thing is compiled to wasm anyway.

This. I was researching uv to replace my pipenv+pyenv setup, but after reading up a bit I decided to just give up. Pipenv is just straightforward and “just works”. Aside from being slow, not much is wrong with it. I’m not in the mood to start configuring uv, a tool that should take me 2 minutes and a “uv —-help” to learn.

> That's why we don't give MRI's out the wazoo

Why? What are the risks of MRIs without contrast?

> Better codecs are an overall win for everyone involved.

I don’t remember ever watching a movie and wishing for a better codec, in the last 10 years